wolfe10 wrote:
Sjm9911 wrote:
It says you need to test negative 3 days before flying, so you would not be able to fly on shorter notice.
First, a "clicky": https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/airline-news/2021/01/12/covid-test-required-international-passengers-flying-into-us/6640424002/
Wonder if that is WITHIN 3 days, rather than 3 days prior to flight? That would make more sense.
Tbh, none of it makes a ton of sense. The rapid tests are highly unreliable, to the point that they tell you to take a reguler test if you get a positive covid 19 result. The other test takes a day or two to process. And you can get covid after you take the tests. Unfortunately, people dont stay home when they are supost to, if they did that we wouldn't need to be regulated to death by these rules. Will it help, maybe. In that it will discourage sick people. So it may help a bit.
